#1970 anon

[oifaaa]

"That dude that is close to batman had it way too good for too long" mentality made red hood mom

No shut up this is so funny bc I just realised Alfred is the closest to becoming red hood 2 if he just stays dead for 14 more years he could come back fucked up and (even more) evil

#ask #anon #i say more evil bc well #british military and mi5 #suddenly need to know where alfred pennyworth was during the 1970s

[if-i-can-dream-of-elvis]

Elvis Presley scares one of The Sweet Inspirations during his performance of “Suspicious Minds” in Elvis: That’s The Way It Is (1970)

#elvis presley #elvis #presleyedit #my gifs #70s #1970 #documentary #that's the way it is #request #he being goofy is what gives me life #lol #excuse the coloring anon #i tried

[compacflt]

Do you have any opinions on what kind of music mav and ice like? I’m just curious as someone who has motorcycle riding 80s navy dad whose favorite two artists were Madonna and Bruce Springsteen if you think the answer would surprise us? Or if they’d be as predictable as always

Yeah nothing crazy. kinda predictable i guess. classic rock, country rock, classic blues, nostalgic 60s folk, contemporary stuff when it comes on the radio and isn’t unlistenable by their middle-aged-white-man standards.

+ of course ice’s somewhat gay Fleetwood Mac entanglement

#Look i was born in 2003 idk anything about 90s music tbh. 80s yes but not 90s #it’s one of those things I don’t feel qualified to discuss #most of my opinions on questions like this are inspired by what my white dad b. ca. 1970 enjoyed in high school #so that’s where you get ‘beast of burden’ by The Rolling Stones in my fic. that’s a ‘my dad likes this song’ song. #so what else did my white dad like that i feel is in line with ice and mav #? #uhhh. okay. Donna summer. counting crows. the foo fighters. Joni Mitchell. Peter Paul and Mary. bill withers. Burt Bacharach. Whitney. #Coldplay! they listen to the radio so i think they’re into some 21st ce artists as well. like to a Normal degree. #they don’t follow celebs but like the music. they like old t swift but like to a normal white dad degree. #my white dad is really into dua lipa for some reason. ice & mav don’t give me that vibe #pete maverick mitchell #tom iceman kazansky #icemav #asks #it’s one of those things that’s like ‘you should really have ur own hcs about this bc everyone’s are going to be too specific’ #like ice & mav’s sex lives & what they prefer in bed. I certainly have my hcs but they’re so specific it’s not worth #discussing because they won’t be universal so who cares. they’ll just live inside my head #the act of sharing hcs is very vulnerable & not always worth it tbh #better to shove them into a narrative somewhere #ty for the ask anon 🥺❤️❤️

[foursaints]

What’s your favourite film I’ll go and watch it right now and get back to you on what I think about it

there's a little inventory of tastefully pretentious movies i answer with when asked this question because i'm embarrassed of my real answer . but from the bottom of my heart it's Rushmore (1998)

#a #oh I cry so hard every time !!!! #second and third place in my heart could be Donkeyskin (1970) & Suspiria (1977) #anon i'm swooning a little bit... I'd love to hear your thoughts really

[royboyfanpage]

Okay this ask is taking longer than I thought to answer, it may take a few hours for me to be done. Anon if you read this, I'll try and have it answered by tomorrow at latest :)

#I'm already like five paragraphs in #I'm only on Ollie #and I've only just gotten to the 1970s #aaaaaaa #talyn talk briefly about something challenge (impossible) #btw anon I'm not mad at the ask whatsoever I'm having so much fun #not roy

[omg-hellgirl]

do Mick Jagger and Marsha Hunt (the mother of his 1st child) hate each other? she's never photo'd around him like his other gfs/wives are

Absolutely not. I don't know how Mick currently feels about Marsha (after she sold the letters he sent to her), but I doubt she hates him. It really frustrated me that in her book she made it clear that she ALWAYS left the door open for Mick to be part of Karis' life. Don't get me wrong, I think it's commendable that she put her daughter's well-being above anything else, but I didn't find the resentment that I think she have the right to feel towards him for everything he did to her. Maybe that makes her a better person than me.

Marsha didn't really say anything bad about Mick to Karis and whenever Stones music played she would tell her daughter about Mick's importance to rock and how great he was. She "wanted Karis to think well of her father and wanted Mick to feel that the settlement served him as much as it served her."

The prologue and epilogue of her biography show Mick around the period she published the book (mid 80s) and they seem good with each other. Too good. I think what bothers me most is that she didn't treat him like he deserved to be treated (with contempt) because he NEVER apologized to her. But again, this shows that she has a kind disposition.

Here are excerpts from the prologue and epilogue:

It was drizzling that afternoon in Paris when we slipped into the front row of the darkened Left Bank cinema. Mick Jagger arranged himself in the seat next to me so that his elbow was resting on my thigh [...]

Mick's girlfriend Jerry Hall had enough to worry about, too, with Mick on his own in Paris cutting an album with the Stones. She could do without a picture of Mick and me holding hands while we rollicked with our daughter on a Paris side street [...]

I bounced downstairs from my bedroom in time to see Mick sweep our daughter in his arms. He threatened to lift me off my feet, but I loudly protested and we settled for a rocking bear hug [...]

You know, this doesn't even sound like the man who forced her into a situation where she had to clean friends' houses to support her daughter while he was RICH. This doesn't even look like the man who forced her into a humiliating situation in Germany by not sending measly 75 pounds to cover the costs of caring for his BURNT daughter. This doesn't even look like the man who asked for a child, abandoned her and said disgusting things about her in the media, publicly doubting the paternity of the child HE asked for.

I just think Mick got away with this too easily — like most things in his life — but I understand that for Karis and Marsha, the path of forgiveness was the best alternative.

In her own words, she "wrote to let him know that what had happened was past and he was welcome to see her (Karis). I put the issue behind me so that I could carry on."

Forgiveness is a beautiful thing that not everyone is capable of giving and few are worthy of receiving. Was Mick worthy of receiving it?

I don't know exactly why there aren't any photos of them together, but I remember that Marsha wanted to keep a low profile when dating Mick. Yet there should have been some photos.

Let's be clear: I don't blame Marsha for forgiving him; I just find it curious and a little frustrating. Jerry Hall posing for photos with Mick looking comfortable around him also frustrates me, and it makes me amazed at his ability to keep keeping her around him. With four kids, I don't think it was too difficult. I also talked a little about this here and here.

#mick jagger #the rolling stones #marsha hunt #karis jagger #old rockstar #classic rock #rockstar gf #70s rock #70s music #70s era #real life #real life by marsha hunt #jerry hall #rockstar girlfriend #book quotes #anon ask #70s men #70s #1970s music #blues rock #rock n roll #rocknroll #rock

[sushisocks]

what do u think seans experience in reform school was like?? apparently the punishments were….well.

OH ANON!!!!! YES let's talk about this!!!!

So, a majority of the reform school horror stories that at least I've been hearing over the past few years have been largely been about schools that operated in the 20th century and into the 2010s at the latest, like the Dozier school or Elan. Then obviously there's the rest of the troubled teen industry but that's a more modern thing. Anyway, there's not a whole lot to go on for the late 1800's BUT I did manage to find a website which has a model for reformatory rules and regulations in 1890's Britain, which if nothing else, gives us something to go off in terms of what conditions could be like.

To start with, I think the fact that Sean was sent to reform school instead of other options interesting. Reform school was for delinquents; criminal children. Most likely, this means Sean was involved in criminal activity alongside his father - though, alternatively, it could mean whoever had to deal with Sean in the aftermath of Darragh's death, took one look at him and decided reform school was where he had to go.

Of course, Sean would never make life EASY for the officers and teachers of the school he was sent to. Not only is he there against his will, but those people and that place would, in his mind, all belong to the same entity which orchestrated his father's murder. That boy CAME to school with the intent to escape.

I think, with my HC of him having ADHD and dyslexia in mind, paired with his undoubted lack of respect for whatever authority figures that'd be at the reformatory, Sean would be singled out as a troublemaker from the get. It'd be one of those 'living up to expectations' thing from there, Sean making enemies out of the adults who were supposed to care for him and definitely coming up with ways to make their lives harder.

Sidenote; I definitely believe the little laugh Sean has after remembering his time in reform school was him reminiscing about all the pranks and shit he pulled to harass the workers there lmfao.

Of course, that also means he saw a LOT of the punishments they doled out. On the website they linked above, corporal punishment was VERY much on the agenda and I think Sean def saw the worst of it. I think an important aspect here is the understanding that once these things are seen as acceptable punishments, there's nothing stopping the person doling them out to up the severity of them despite regulations. A flogging shouldn't exceed 18 strokes nor a caning 8; but this offender has had several in the past few weeks and still keeps making trouble, lets add a couple extra just to get the message across.

I think the same goes for the punishments regarding isolation and meal deprivation; you can't tell me a young Sean already doesn't know the feeling of skipping meals out of necessity by the time he arrives at reform school - losing ONE meal as the regulations say with the assuredness of the next would do nothing to dampen Sean's spirits, nor a day in isolation.

Idk, Sean was truly desperate for money/food after 3 days, like that was when he tried to kill someone for it. Personally speaking, I go more than 12 hours without eating and I'd probably try to kill someone too. The 3 days speaks to a familiarity with hunger.

And idk, I definitely think Sean is used to being alone!!! It's why he likes being around people so much!! He grew up with only his father to rely on in the whole wide world, who probably HAD to leave Sean alone for prolonged amounts of time to do what he did as a Fenian & criminal. His scene in RDO also speaks to this; he gets lost and is on his own often!! It's not that he prefers it, but he is definitely used to it, and a day in isolation would probably make 0 difference to him fr!!

So, better up the ante to truly get those punishment across.

These are based on the British regulations for the time, mind! I couldn't find anything similar for the US, and I doubt there'd been a federal standard at the time, so I honestly imagine the punishments were more severe from the get, for Sean. Of course reform schools were supposed to be focused on reform over punishment, but when you're dealing with someone as possibly incessant and unyielding in their misbehavior as I imagine Sean was, punishment WOULD seem like the only option, with the knowledge they had at the time. I think he probably got the worse end of a LOT of it, because he wouldn't capitulate to the will of the reformatory very easily.

I don't think Sean stuck around for very long; around a year at most, I'd think. I also don't think he aged out of it, as the age of majority was 21 and it was more common for reform schools to set them up for some sort of legal work after 'graduating'. So yeah, he ran away, and promptly buried a lot of the bad shit he went through, as he is prone to do.

Thank you for this ask, anon!! I had a lot of fun thinking and reading about this, yall are REALLY indulging me here lolol

#I think reform schools were very individual based on the people who worked and attended there #especially when they were still in their infancy. they only really became a thing in the 1870s and onwards #but considering what the standard of treatment of children was at the time. that still means in general there was probably a lot of #bad shit going on even at the very start. before the power hungry abusers came in and started up schools like evan and dozier #dozier opened in 1900 did you know! evan in 1970 lol #they both closed in 2011 though. bcz of you know. all the deaths and abuse #anyway!! thank u anon for letting me theorize a lil on what reform school mightve been like for sean!! #obviously the answer was always gonna be BAD but yknow. sean is a trooper and a survivor in a lot of senses so #here we are!!! #sean macguire #red dead redemption 2 #rdr2 #rdr2 meta #teki talks #rdr thoughts #asks #meta asks #rdr asks

[proosh]

"Averse to all forms of cowardice?" I'm actually convinced you have no idea who you're talking about. One of France's defining character traits is that he's a coward. You sound like a fake fan.

Anon, and anyone else who's reading this, look. I'm really sorry for the tone the rest of this reply is about to take. You see, I'm someone who's very much about curating one's personal internet experience, and an advocate for mutual respect and sensibility in regards to fandom matters. I'm all about encouraging differing interpretations and analyses of characters, even if I don't necessarily agree or understand it's all a matter of perspective and if I'm not a fan of something? I ignore it, simple. I likewise expect the same sort of understanding from other participants in fandom: If I am posting things that is not to someone's taste, they can simply ignore me or block me to curate their personal online experience. You know, like civil people within a public forum.

However, you've decided to come to my inbox, on this wretched day after I have just been subjected to two and a half hours of the worst Napoleonic cinema experience the human mind can possibly conjure, to tell me that I am a "fake fan" over a silly little shitpost? Are you on crack? Is it crack you're smoking? Because, my good bitch, you will find it is you who is the fake fan.

For example, we've got literal direct canonical evidence of France being, like, incredibly and unfathomably enthusiastic about the idea of getting to go to war with the English again, specifically saying that being at peace feels like he's been "crammed into a fake version" of himself. I'm sorry, it really doesn't get more explicit than that. Look, it's not a headcanon I believe in, but that's okay. You do you! I'm happy for whatever interpretation you have! I will not be the one sending pissy little anons about it, I promise! You're welcome to block me if this is something that is incompatible with your fandom experience! Go for it! Please!

But, sure, maybe direct canon depiction isn't enough to defend the thought process as to my personal interpretation. I'll put this under the cut since I'm invariably getting long-winded, but let's have a quick fun lightning-round overview of French history and culture in regards to their collective bloodthirst and warmongering that doesn't really lend itself to an interpretation of 'cowardice' as a concept that's strongly represented within the French national identity (at least in my opinion);

The French have, for about a thousand-odd years, been heavily associated with an unusually bellicose, honour-bound, chivalric, warmongering ideal, to the point their ongoing national anthem is quite literally about murdering people and watering the fields with blood!

Historian Niall Ferguson argues that France is the most belligerent military power in history!

Literally over a million men were fed into the meat grinder of World War One! Literally an entire generation! Approaching 5% of the entire population!

One of the last bayonet charges in history was performed by the French! In 1995!

Their ongoing nuclear doctrine is one of the pants-shitteningly insane ones on the planet, and scared the piss out of the Soviets - Which is to say, they will happily drop a nuclear weapon on an enemy city as a warning shot! And they'll do it, too, because they keep refusing to sign nuclear arms treaties!

Their population is entirely and consistently prepared and ready to implode their own country and governance at the first sign of any infringement upon perceived civil and social liberties!

If you've read this far, anon, congratulations! I hope you can better understand the reason why I interpret France the way I do! If you disagree with me, you're welcome to come off anon and meet me at the Champs-Élysées at dawn so we can duel to the death over our incompatible opinions like true respectable gentlepeople of honour and class. Or you can just block me and not bother me again.

It's totally up to you, buddy!

#sorry to everyone for this i've decided to take the french nuclear doctrine to heart and just go apeshit #anon! please go away! fuck off! block me! #watch waterloo (1970) instead of napoleon (2023) btw #just to clarify this isn't to shit on anyone's opinion or interpretation! #genuinely. do what you want. idc. #what am i. a cop? go. be free. stop sending pissy anons over fake anime country boys. #from the askbox

[cruelsister-moved2]

what are your favorite movies by people of color that have leads of color too?

i watched like 4 films that weren't animated this year. but there are 2 films focused on gnc asian people's experiences that more people should watch: drifting flowers by zero chou is a beautiful film with a gorgeous lesbian romance plus a very sweet bond between an elderly gay man + lesbian. and the documentary shinjuku boys which you can literally watch for free on youtube about the lives of transmasc entertainers and features a really memorable and funny&sweet t4t couple.

the following aren't specifically lgbt but this year i also really enjoyed a film called supermarket woman, a sort of unofficial sequel to another film I loved called tampopo. it's bizarre but ends up a lot more emotionally earnest than you're expecting.

and there's a film called kamikaze girls is one of my all time favourites that I'm meaning to rewatch soon, about the friendship between a lolita girl and a goth girl. and it's not gay but it is like.. kind of gay 😭

goes without saying that if anyone has seen a film recently with a masculine woman in they're required by law to tell me bc the pickings are slim out here

#ask #anon #not going to respond to you any more but this was a nice opportunity to share some films I like thank you #like do I pass your exam now? #I also just don't really do favs like I read 10x more than I watched this year an also couldnt tell u my fav book #i just finish and go. oh okay :) #I assume ur not a follower of mine so why not just recognise you don't need to be invested #in some random person just not being that into a film they watched 3 years ago #and like move on. Im literally not even criticising the film. I juet don't care about it #I just think I'm not really the type of film-watcher you think I am 😭 I rarely watch the like. current hype lgbt film everyone is talking #about at that moment. I watch whayever weird film from the 1970s bestie tells me to

[60sgroove]

LOVE STORY (1970) dir. Arthur Hiller

#love story #filmedit #film #moviegifs #movie #love story 1970 #editsm #gifsm #i hope you like these anon!

[welcome-to-green-hills]

Mystery I love you (and your brain as you tell people with good ideas). All I’ve been thinking about is 1970’s teen Shadow and Maria and dancing in bell bottom jeans

YES! Darlin, yes!

Movie!Shadow and Movie!Maria wear bell bottom jeans, camis, overalls, and denim-looking sandals!

EMBRACE THE WACKY FASHION OF THE 1970’s!

#My brain goes to fun places when it thinks of the possibility of Shadow being made in the 1970’s #(Evil Gremlin Laugh) #sonic movie #Sonic Movie 3 #Just having some fun here! #Movie!Shadow #More than likely won’t happen but it’s fun to talk about #mystery anon #off topic

[linklethehistorian]

Have you heard of the A Season in Hell movie it was made in like 1970 and I'd like to know your thoughts on it

Good day anon! I am very flattered you’re interested in my opinion and believe I am qualified to comment. 🥺💕

As luck would have it, not only have I heard of the movie, but I have seen it once as well; however, the time period during which I saw it was also when I first saw Total Eclipse — which means that not only did I not have as much of a grasp on the language I found it in at the time as I do today (I remember it being some sort of French dub, which I find odd given Wikipedia lists it as being in only Italian and English, perhaps it was a fan dub of some kind 🤔 idk), but also and more importantly, at that time I had zero knowledge of Arthur’s real life story beyond what these two movies and Eng Wikipedia told me…so like, yeah, old me’s opinions on that movie’s accuracy cannot be trusted.

I’ll have to find some free time to seek it out again and then review it accordingly with the knowledge and capability I have today. (And I’ll be sure to post my review here when I do — so look forward to that eventually 👀.)

#linklethehistorian #my thoughts #thoughts #arthur rimbaud #total eclipse 1995 #A Season In Hell 1970 #ask #anon #ily anon

[androcola]

what do mikes hair length ls over the years mean to u?

im noooot entirely sure i understand this ask sorry 😭😵

#asks #anon #i ..like mikes hair ? 🙏 specifically 1965 snd 1968 and 1970

[sbrown82]

I think Bianca & Pat Cleveland knew each other before she met Mick for the first time because there’s photos of them dancing with Sterling the first black male model at Studio 54.

Pat Cleveland met Mick Jagger (and Bianca) in 1972. However, she claimed they didn't mess around until 1975. That photo you're describing was taken in 1977 during Bianca's birthday celebration at Studio 54. Both Pat and Mick were there and the fool had no clue that they were sleeping together!!! ☕️☕️☕️

#pat cleveland #mick jagger #bianca jagger #the rolling stones #black women #studio 54 #1970s #old school tea #anon

[grubloved]

How tf can you claim to be communist with what's going on in Ukraine right now?? ...

what if the world was made of pudding

#LMAO FJEKFNDKFMFBDKFN #anon is posting from 1970 #anon baby russia hasnt been even pretending to be communist for decades and decades

[omg-hellgirl]

Very unpopular and controversial opinion, but I would say that Bianca is better than Marianne and Anita combined (tbh Marianne and Anita are very overhyped).

I wouldn't exactly choose over them. To be honest, in my opinion, the woman who liked Mick least was Bianca. And that's why she was one of those who was least hurt when breaking up with him (financially and emotionally).

Bianca lied to Mick from the moment she met him. She lied about her age (She was 25 but she said she was 20-21) and lied that her parents were rich. Bianca always knew the power and advantage she had over Mick (the supposed physical similarity between them) and used it well. In Christopher's book it even says that she cut her hair to look even more like him. It is also suggested that she became pregnant after she discovered Mick had a daughter with Marsha Hunt.

She was also cunning; when she wanted Mick's attention and wanted to stop him from going somewhere, she would pretend to lose expensive accessories and make him "search" with her. He was no longer seen after that and the objects would mysteriously appeared.

She was an Ice Queen even with her husband and her daughter. There is at least one excerpt about the superficial and forced way she treated Jade (like a doll) just for show. And another excerpt with the nanny's words that Bianca spends less time with Jade than Mick.

Bianca had her way with Mick and was capable of making him cry and even locked him out of their house (holding a revolver!!!). She really wasn't a nice woman; she only cared about one person: Bianca.

But you know what? I don't hate her either. She made Mick pay off some of his past and future karma. It's not a loss if Bianca made him suffer on some level; he's not exactly innocent.

Anita Pallenberg was really a woman out of her mind who picked on Bianca for her cold and reserved manner, but mainly because Anita "reigned like a dowager empress" within the Stones' circle and felt threatened by Bianca. She even tried to do black magic to harm Bianca. Anita was also a negligent mother to her children, and although I don't exonerate Keith's guilt in all of this (he had as much parental responsibilities as she did), I don't like her.

I think Marianne Faithfull was pretty and that's why many people pay attention to her, but her story with Mick wasn't as interesting to read as Bianca and him. I love gossiping about them ALL tho!

#mick jagger #bianca jagger #keith richards #anita pallenberg #marianne faithfull #the rolling stones #christopher p andersen #jagger unauthorized #old rockstar #70s rock #rockstar gf #70s era #70s music #classic rock #1970s #rockstar girlfriend #rockstar boyfriend #blues rock #marsha hunt #anon ask